CBA releases forecasts for economic growth

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) predicts that by the end of 2024, the economic growth in the country will amount to 3.5-4%, including the production of gross domestic product (GDP) in the non-oil and gas sector to grow by 5.5%. This was stated at a press conference by CBA Chairman Taleh Kazimov. "In 2025, we expect the economy to grow by 3%, including 5-6% in the non-oil and gas sector,” the general banker said. Note that...

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